“Defend Your Families and Love Your Enemies: A New Look at the Book of Mormon’s Patterns of Protection”
By J. David Pulsipher
“Near the end of the Book of Mormon, after surveying and abridging the entire span of Nephite history, Mormon seems to conclude that although justified violence may be ‘blessed’ and even at times divinely assisted, it cannot ultimately satisfy the human soul or save human communities.”
In February and March 1833, Joseph Smith received revelation in connection with his meetings with the School of the Prophets. Topics of these revelations included the Word of Wisdom (89), establishing the Church (90), instructions about the Bible translation (91), and instructions about the United Firm (92).
What have Jews and Christians throughout history believed about the nature of God? Jason Robert Combs reviews a recent book that tries to address this topic.
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BYU Studies Quarterly The Restored Gospel and Good Government The most recent issue of BYU Studies Quarterly explores principles that create good government from a Latter-day Saint perspective. The deep scholarship, ardent…
Shaun McBride turned his innovative Snapchat drawings into internet celebrity. How did his fame catapult so quickly, and is he ready to take his creative energy to real world brick and mortar?